hotel. -- holdup at a hotel. it could be connected to other robberies in the area. >> we've had downpours let's go over to chris sowers and see what to expect for the day. >> reporter: let's go outside and see what's going on. it's hazy, hot and humid. we'll flip it over to double scan live, the moisture from the remnants of bill off the coast at this point one lone cell pushing through atlantic county right. but that's about it. we had a tremendous amount of thunderstorm activity swing through the area. you can see the lightning strikes this was sent in from michelle in clayton, new jersey. it woke me up around midnight when the bulk of the moisture pulled through. rainfall totals, although we had thunderstorms and drenching downpours, rainfall totals fell short of the expect takes. atlantic city an inch, dover,.8.

millville, half, allentown, same thing a little bit more than half inch of rain with the remnants of bill. forecast for today hot and sticky out there. whatever it is you're doing outdoors, stay hydrated with the humidity as high as the temperatures are going to be topping out around 92. you will be sweating profusely. we have a severe weather element to the forecast today that's later on, i'll talk about that in the seven day coming up in just a bit. >> nydia. >> we know that a toddler and two children were among seven people shot at a west philadelphia block party. a group gathered before 10:00 p.m. when someone opened fire from the street or car hitting four adults and three children ages 18 months old and 11 years old and 12 years old.

>> they fired down the street hit whoever was with in their way. >> reporter: the suspect may have fled in a gold buick century. all the victims are in stable condition. the search continues for another gunman after a man was shot in the head and killed in the city's mantua section. the shooting happened at 9:30 in the 3700 block of mount vernon street. a man in his 20s was shot in the head. medics rushed him to penn presbyterian medical center where he died. no arrests were made. police in south jersey are trying to determine if a holdup at an egg harbor township hotel is connected to the other robberies in the area. it happened at the travel lodger bay side midnight along the 7,000 block of east black horse pike. the suspect was rarmd with semi -- arm with semi automatic handguns. they are looking at surveillance video to piece together a

description of the suspect. police are looking for four men involved in a violent home invasion last night. the action cam was along the 6300 block of haggerman in tacony where the suspect's broke into a home and pistol whipped two people inside. the men stole cell phones and electronics. police are searching for the rob robbers. members of the historic black church in charleston are coming together for their first service since a gunman killed nine people during bible study days ago, this is a live picture. several other events are planned throughout the city. meanwhile, authorities are investigating an on live manifesto they believe is connected to dylann roof. again you're looking at a live picture as people gather and file into the church the first service since the shooting days

ago. there's more from charleston. >> reporter: this morning haunting words an pictures from what authorities think might be a man fest -- manifesto posted on live by dylann roof. pointing the gun at the camera. dylann roof is being held on a million dollar bond this morning and police say he is confessing, the rant online was filled with hate for people who are black hispanic and jewish. i chose charleston because it is the most historic city in the state and had the highest ratio of blacks to white. someone has to have the bravery to trach it to the real world i guess that has to be me. #. today vigils and services across the city will celebrate the lives of the nine people roof is accused of murdering and bells are ringing in their

names. kevin singleton took our cameras to the memorial saying it's unbelievable to be back at his childhood church under these circumstances. >> it's rough. it's unexplainable when you lose a parent. we're meeting families from across the country. >> people are pained by this. it's hard, it's wrong. >> reporter: there will be total healing here that god can take any tragedy and turn it around into his goodness and his love. that's my prayer. >> we're meeting people like mildred car and della jordon who say they are scared. >> are there more coming. is this going to start a civil racial war? what is is this all about? >> there are services and vigils across the city today and the first of several funerals for the pastor of the church who

was killed is scheduled for the end of the week. abc news, charleston. >> we've collected all of our content on the church massacre at 6abc.com,s so you can get the latest information on the victims, the shooter and the investigation at any time. >> a park in montgomery county hosted a kick ball tournament this weekend for a great cause thanks to an nfl star with look like roots and 10-year-old with a powerful message. >> reporter: kicking it for charity it wasn't just about the fun, it was about the fight against bullying. hatfield native brandon mcmanas organize the the event. he started his crusade after he met a downs syndrome child in colorado. >> just seeing his face and how much gratitude the family i had

i knew we had to change the way kids are getting raised and how to affect being bullied. >> reporter: enter dominic who struggled against bullying and cancer. we told you about dominic back in april after he took a bold step against bullying on his instagram account. he was teased for being short his growth stunted after chemo therapy. it's better to be short than being dead. god slowed down my growth so i can be the best person i can become. there's been an outpouring of support ever since. >> a lot of them said you've helped i'm so proud of you lots of courage for everything i've done and all the experience i've had. >> reporter: some of the support has been star stuted. quest love -- star-studded,

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>> india's prime minister was one of millions bending their bodies today as part of international day of yoga. the country's leaders had a group session. hundreds of similar celebrations have been held today including in afghanistan. yogaer expected to unite and exercise in time square. >> such a great form of exercise. >> reporter: i could use some of that right now my back is killing me. let's go live on sky 6. it's the weekend, folks want to head to the shore we need cooperating weather. here's the is true of the center city skyline the clouds are starting to break up a little bit. that's the next trend in the next few hours, it will take longer down the shore let's go to atlantic city, here's the view in ac we're dealing with ominous skies and drizzle, you can see the rain drops hitting

the lens. another couple of hours you'll see sunshine down the jersey shore. brigantine, there's a little bit left. for everybody else warm and extremely humid. dover, # 5. look -- 75. even though the ocean temperature is 74, the highs today will top out in the mid to upper 80s, because the wind is blowing off the lands and not the sea so no sea breeze. dewpoints, this is the big story, these will skyrocket, it will be oppressive. millville, 73. dover, 75. a lot of times we talk about new orleans and miami houston being the muggiest locations across the entire county. dover, 75. millville, 73. look at the dewpoints to the south, 75 in jackson.

77 in mobile, that's awful. 76 in alsands degree i can't -- alexandria. it will ease up tomorrow, but then it charges back in here as we get into tuesday so we've got a one day break from the humidity. there's the remnants of bill pulling away, skies brighten up. combination of sun and clouds this afternoon the cold front approaches, future tracker 6 is not showing much by 7:00 p.m. there will be scattered showers and thunderstorms and one or two could be on the stronger side. it's a cold front that slips through drops the humidity off a little bit tomorrow, as we get into tuesday it goes through the roof. tomorrow afternoon for the most part there's not much to talk about, the pattern quiets down we'll see a combination of sun and clouds, the heat will be the big story. the potential is there for the first heat wave of the year. 90 degrees possible today 92,

same thing for tuesday wait until you see wednesday's numbers, 80 degrees if the poconos. humid, thunderstorms in the afternoon, jersey shore clouds breaking for sunshine by afternoon, ocean temperature around 73, 74. otherwise a combination of sun and clouds, breezy and humid 86 degrees on the beach. with the humidity, 90 degrees, 92 in philadelphia. hot and humid spotty late-day thunderstorm are possible. winds are out of the southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight evening thunderstorm spotty in nature, sticky partly cloudy, 65 degrees outlying suburbs, 73 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow's 92 it will feel better than today's 92, because we don't have too much humidity. sun and clouds, tuesday blazing heat, 96 degrees that's good enough for the hottest temperatures so far this year, you add on top of that the humidity, it will feel like 100 degrees, some locations 101

102, wednesday a cold front slides through cooler and less humid, 8 #. thursday, 84. there you go, friday and saturday, 80 and 78. now, if we can keep that for a while i'll be very happy. >> before heading outdoors check the storm tracker 6 live app on your mobile device there you'll finds the latest weather conditions for your exact location plus the hourly forecast to plan your day. and follow our team of meteorologists on facebook and twitter.

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>> welcome back everyone, 9:23 sunday morning you're looking at satellite and radar for remnants of what was once tropical storm bill. it held together nicely even though it was over land for four days a mini squall line was on the end and this barreled through overnight last night. cloud to ground lightning strikes. as the system pulls to the east, we can see the breaks in the clouds to the west, that will be the trend over the next several hours. we're expecting an increase in sunshine. sunshine expected, 92 degrees is the forecasted high. there's the upon possibility of isolated thunderstorms later on. here's what you can do over the next several days, three days of

90 degrees or more, over100 heat index on tuesday stay hydrated and take frequent breaks. >> it's become the latest item on the wedding planner checklist. now two weddings are alike not all couples will have the same strategy for social media, and that can be confusing for couples and guests, karen kapa talks about the ground rules. >> reporter: of all the things posted on social media everyday, the wedding day is taylor made. >> everybody has their makeup done, they have their hair done and everything is beautiful. so i think in my opinion, i think weddings were meant to be instagram. >> tweet the bride a social media that takes posting off the hands of the happy couple or

wedding party and gets professional photos instagram to twitter right away. it's a concept growing out of an increasingly connected role. there's only so much they can do with guests snapping cell phones. >> i think it's harder for bride to say absolutely no are of. >> insert a card in the invitation or program that specializes social media rules especially in the couple asks for no posting until after the event or no posting at all. >> if they are friends arrest family -- friends and family, you should ask them to on or observe the rules. >> stay out of the way of hired photographers. >> photographers being paid to

be a photographer, so let them be the photographer. don't be the paparazzi being in front of the camera and the individual -- grapher. social media couples can ask for the photos. >> post-it on little note cards on it is table, you can advertise it at the bar, there are so many ways to let them know about the wedding #. the couple asked their guest to share in their big day put down the phone and enjoy it. after all any happy union includes compromise including the recent marriage of technology and tradition. in washington, i'm karen kapa. >> on the people scene big changes are coming to secrets

and lies, michael leonardo eli has been cast. he previously starred? sleeper cell. >> there's much more to come on "action news" dozens of surfers are trying to set a new world record standing on the same board that incredible video next. >> you got to see this. plus meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll be right back!

>> happening now philadelphia police are investigating not one, but two deadly shootings at two city bars. >> a massive manhunt continues in new orleans after police say an officer is shot and killed by a handcuffed suspect already on his way to jail. >> should it stay or go, days after a deadly church shooting is calls are mounting to remove

the confederate flag outside the south carolina state house. it's father's day how is it going out there chris? >> reporter: it's sticky. we're in the mid to upper 70s humidity wise dewpoints are in the 70s. pottstown, 79. need -- fleetwood 77. combination of sun and clouds, 7 in buena dover 77. glassboro, 77 degrees. the reason why it's so humid because the remnants of bill swung through during the overnight hours, here's what the satellite and radar look like around 9:00 p.m. you can see the squall line developing on the leading edge of bill which is over the state of west virginia as it marched east into the sticky air mass, there were thunderstorms blocked and downpours, rainfall totals range anywhere from a half inch to an inch and a quarter in the areas south of philadelphia

mainly places like dover and wilmington. skies are beginning to brighten up, clouds are breaking apart it promises to be a nice looking day, it's going to be hot and humid. we have a round of golf going this afternoon, stay hydrated. it's very important. 79 degrees right now. 2:00 p.m., 88. we're anticipating a high of 92 but the feels-like temperatures will feel like 95 or 96 that's only 89 beginning. wait until you see what happens by the time we get into monday and tuesday, some of the hottest temperatures we've seen so far this year are on the way. i'll have it for you in the seven day in just a bit. >> the rain is not stopping thousands of runners from pounding the pavement this morning. >> the 13th annual gary pappa run is underway the eakens oval. many members of the "action news" team are taking part. including jamie apody one of the co-chairs of the event and jim gardner. >> she is joining us live on

eakens oval. how are things going out there? >> reporter: what a beautiful day it turned out to be, five thousand of our closest friend out here to run including this guy, jim every year. >> i'm recovering from running the 10k. >> he ran a 10k. >> every year it's a stunning demonstration number one of the importance the mission and number two to honor a guy who was really important to us on both the professional level but more importantly on a personal level. >> what's wonderful about his mission, early detection would have saved his life. and every year people say because of this race for gary pappa i got my psa check and

caught my prostate early. the goal is $250,000, and we're up to 200,000. we have a 5k walk and one mile fun walk, so much fun. you see a video of the start of the race, we have a new course this year we went down the benjamin franklin parkway which was beautiful and picturesque it was so neat to see city hall and the sea of people inspired all of us on the run. it was wonderful to see all the people out here. the rain held off gary always said wouldn't it be wonderful if we can sleep in on father's day it's not the case yet but it's fun to be out here every year and honor him. >> jamie apody once again the number one fundraiser at channel 6. >> whatever. >> you did a lot of work not

only here on this day but for the months leading up to it, everybody appreciate your efforts. >> reporter: thank you so much but the teamworks harold on this all yearlong. we have gary's wife and son kathleen and nathaniel and tucker out there. we're giving out the awards and take pictures with all the survivors we want to thank everyone who comes out here each and every year. thank you! jim and all our viewers for donating. we'll be back to talk about the run, back to you. >> a great job out there today. philadelphia are questioning a bar security guard accused of killing a customer overnights. the action cam was outside the old madrid corner bar at 5th and fisher in old kneel where -- olney. the guard said he shot the man in the head after he threatened

him with a bottle on the sidewalk. no charges were filed against the guard. authorities are investigating a shooting involving an employee of a philadelphia bar this happened on 29th street in north philadelphia. police say the bartender shot a customer following an argument around 2:00 a.m. they are not sure if it happened inside or just outside the bar the man was pronounced two hours later, police have not said if the bartender was arrest. from our delaware newsroom a construction crane toppled over in wilmington creating a mess. crews were getting ready to use the crane on king street when the cable system snapped. fortunately nobody was hurt. >> the manhunt for the two convicted killers in new york has shifted after possible sightings near the pennsylvania border. authorities are scouring

allegheny county 350 miles from the prison where the men made their escape. lindsey janice is in new york with the latest. >> reporter: a new hot spot for the search of two escaped killers. >> forest rangers see if they can assembly a crew for grid severance. >> reporter: law enforcement on the ground and in the air over western new york saturday investigators say a resident reported seeing two men matching the descriptions of richard matt and david sweat along interstate 86 in allegheny county hundreds of miles away from the maximum security prison. after two weeks it could be the break police need. search areas are set up around the town of friendship. >> our plan is to pursue these men relentlessly until they are in custody. >> reporter: two other sightings were along the new york/pennsylvania border

the first happened a week ago near a rail yard in ery -- irwin new york. back at the prison a second employee a male corrections officer was placed on leave in connection with the escape itself. >> my family inside the importance of finding these individuals he is here of his own free will. >> reporter: the officer knew the prisoners and joyce mitchell she is behind bars charged with providing matt and sweat with the tools for their breakout. lindsey janice abc news. >> police are scouring a new orleans' natured for a man they think shot and killed a police officer while had you ever had in the back of a police cruiser. police are looking for travis boyd who managed to grab a gun

and shoot and kill the officer who was driving the suv and escaped. darrell halloway was taking boyd to joy when the shooting happened. police are trying to figure out how he managed to get a gun they do not think he used the officer's gun. >> it is expected to be a very emotional morning as services resumed at the ame emanuel church in charleston, south carolina. worshipers are arriving to a growing memorial made up of flowers and balloons paying tribute to the nine people gunned down in the church. cynthia herd were among those killed. today her 55th birthday. her brother said he doesn't want to see her as a victim. >> when she lost her life last wednesday, she lost it in the church and today she is celebrated. >> reporter: meanwhile, funeral

plans have been made for the south carolina state senator an pastor clem at that pinkney -- clementa pinkney. funeral services will be held on friday. calls are growing to remove a confederate flag from the grounds of the south carolina state house in the wake of the deadly shooting. a republican state legislator said he'll introduce a bill later in the year to move the flag and pole to a state confederate military miews -- museum. want to get your traffic tips from the terminator. it's possible. >> the wedding photo this family will not forget. more on the little girl who stole the show with this sweet kiss. looking live sky6 live hd center city there, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather

seven-day forecast. steamy today and gets steamier later this week. we'll b be right back.

>> 66-year-old in california riding aboard this 42-foot tall and 11 feet wide. guinness world record authority said it's the world's largest surf board. what is official, they nabbed the record for the most people riding a surf board at once. the old record was set a decade ago when 47 surfers rode a wave for ten seconds in australia. >> i'm surprised they didn't lose any people. >> reporter: let's talk a little weather around the delaware valley we have a couple of sky 6s this morning the first up in at this time. you're looking at well --

william penn there. you're seeing cloud cover. 80 degrees dewpoint, 70. winds out of the west northwest 17 miles per hour. jersey shore a little bit of sun is peeking through still mostly cloudy skies 76 degrees in atlantic city. dewpoint, 74. landslide breeze will be kicking in this afternoon. no sea breeze no relief. doubling scan live, crystal clear and again we're seeing brightening taking place west of philadelphia that will slide east. temperatures wise, 80 degrees, 78 in wilmington dover 75. millville, 78. a pair of 7s up to the north allentown and trenton poconos 68 degrees, this is an oppressive day just like yesterday and high humidity levels. relief is in sight. 62 in bismarck, chicago 70 degrees, there's a cold front

right there slicing across the northern tier states that will push east over the next 12 to 24 hours, thool bring a one -- that will bring a one-daybreak to the philadelphia area before it reloads on tuesday tuesday looks like the hottest day so far this year, with temperatures skyrocketing up to mid 90s showers and thunderstorms, along that approaching cold front otherwise we're pretty clear up and down the eastern sea breeze, which is a good sign. here's future tracker 6 sun and clouds, not much to talk about when the cold front approaches there's enough moisture in the atmosphere to get things going one or two areas maybe you pick up a quick-hitting pop-up shower or thunderstorm. western suburbs first getting into the city by 8 or 9:00 p.m. there will not be a widespread events most of us us won't see anything at all. monday morning, wall-to-wall blue skies everything is okay, it's hot and humid with temperatures in time 90s

jersey shore increase in sunshine, 86 degrees in beach haven. brigantine, 86. virginia isle, 87. cape may 86. if you're looking to do boating or fishing there's a small craft advisory in effect. winds picking up out of the west at 15 to 25 miles per hour. combination of sun and clouds, gusting to 30 miles per hour later organ. later on. 92 in reading dover 90. trenton, 88. getting the idea this afternoon is combination of sun and clouds, very sticky with a pop-up shower or thunderstorm after 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. 92 today, 92 tomorrow, blazing heat the 6 tuesday feeling like 100 degrees. there will be strong thunderstorms late in the day with another cold front. wednesday, still warm, less humid, 87. thursday comfortable 84. friday, periods of rain,

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>> look at those big fluffy clouds floating over the ben franklin bridge there. sky6 live hd giving us a look right now it is 76 degrees the rain has moved out of the area. meteorologist chris sowers says it's about to get steamy. next time you need traffic tips you could get them from the terminator. the waze app has struck a deal with arnold schwarzenegger, the former california governor and actor will lend his voice as the terminator, so when you get to where you're going you might herea.

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>> welcome back we are taking live look right now via sky 6 at penns landing. 76 degrees happy father's day. turning to sports, a tough loss for the philadelphia union on the west coast. the union played the galaxy in los angeles late last night. the galaxy scordz -- scored first and never looked back. the union's only goal came in the 58th minute they lost 5-1. now here's jeff skeverski with your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: blame the manager blame the bats, point the finger

anywhere you want with the phillies don't leave the starting pitchers they have not won a game in atlantic city a month it's the worst stretch in team history. this little fan put up a sign saying squirrel go back to saint louis. cody ashy from saint louis way out, first homer in two months. in the 6th tied at 1. takes a page out of the trout's book, gone a 3-run homer. another homer and saint louis scores four more in the 8th. phils lost 10-1. everything is falling apart even freddie galvis losing his cup, it's comical ugly. phillies biggest rival

washington national gave matt scherzer $210 million in the off season. he can buy just about anything, did you see this. scherzer had almost a perfect game he dropped his elbow on an inside pitch. there goes the perfect game, next batter, schers -- schers -- gets a fly out. jason worth gives him a chocolate bath. surge row garcia chambers bay said the golf course is like

playing the nba finals on a court with holes in it. dust continue johnson the approach shot this is the green kicks off and takes off check out the roll. it keeps going and going and going, johnson's ball is out of control. we would be here all morning if we didn't speed this up. look at this, they rolled it back to the tee box believe it or not johnson saves par on the hole. johnson in a four way tide for the lead at 4 under. it should be a great final round later today. that's sports, happy father's day, i'm jeff skeverski. >> if you think you're smarter

than a toddler, you should check out the competition first. >> that's marty, he is 3 years old, he knows every capital of every country in the world. his parents decided to put him to the test after she noticed how quickly was learning english and indian, he masteredded -- mastered them in 3 weeks up equity the periodic table elements before he starts preschool. that's more than i new when i was in college. >> wow. two people are sent to the hospital after a violent home invasion in the city's tacony section and the suspects are on the loose. new details about the charleston church shooter the chilling man -- manifesto police

say he left behind. >> those stories plus chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back.

>> welcome back it's 10:00 a.m., odds sunday, june 21. in the news, philadelphia police

are searching for the gunman who shot seven some people including three children at a block party. >> police in south jersey are investigating an armed holdup at a hotel and it could be connected to other robberies in the area. >> runners are taking to the street for the 13th annual gary pappa run. >> lots of activities on this father's day and first day of summer. let's go over to chris sowers at the "action news" big board. >> reporter: nydia, you have to stay hydrated, if you have a softball game or golf, stay hydrated. we have temperatures in the upper # 770s -- 70s and dewpoints in the low to mid 70s. glassboro, 78, gandys beach, 75 and buena closing in on 80. tropical storm sitting off the coast of new york city we'll see a return flow out of the

west/northwest that's a lands breeze for the jersey shore. we have a cold front that's approaching the area from the northwest. it's right now pushing through pittsburgh and buffalo, as the storm pulls away and the front approaches that could activate more showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. most of the day okay, combination of sun and clouds, going to feel humid out there though, with a little bit of sunshine 892 degrees, it will be hot. winds out of the southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. hour by hour, we're around 81. lunchtime, 84. high humidity levels, 3:00 p.m. 90 and 6:00 p.m. 90 degrees, it's around 4:00 p.m. we top out at 92. when the front approaches it triggers a storm and the potential is that one or two could go strong to severe, we'll talk about that in the seven day coming up in just a bit. >> the rain didn't stop thousands of runners from pounding the pavement for a special event. >> the 13th annual gary pappa run is underway, amoeba -- many

members of the "action news" team are taking part in the races including jamie apody. >> jamie how are things going out there? >> reporter: what a wonderful day at the gary pappa run 13th annual gary pappa run. it's six years ago gary passed away. they are giving the awards out for the age categories. we had over five thousand runners come out. it called for rain, it stopped during the race, in fact when i turned the corner, the sun free free came out, we ran down the parkway which was frankerly inspiring -- what was frankly inspiring to see city hall and william penn. it gave us an extra burst of energy. they added a 10k that brought

extra runners out here. the best part about being out here we honored the legacy of our own gary pappa which is the spirit of our sports team at "action news." gary died because he didn't camp the cancer early enough. that's why he preaches early detection that's what i wanted before he passed away, so what happened to him doesn't happen to any other family. he said wouldn't it be great if we could sleep in on father's day, that hadn't happened yet. each and every year, someone comes up and says because of gary i got my psa checked and i caught my cancer. people are checking and camping it early and here to celebrate father's day with their friends and family. the goal is to raise $250,000.

you can donate gary pappa run.com. we'll be donating today and through cancer month which is september. we love you to donate which is a wonderful cause to honor gary and his memory and honor all father. let's try to make it ancient history. thank you for all your support 6abc viewers you're the best. jamie apody live on "action news." >> thank you jamie bresht -- appreciate it. now news on a block party shooting that injured 9 people in west philadelphia. a block party started at 10:00 p.m. when someone opened fire hitting seven people. >> it appears everyone was here for the picnic and someone fired

down the street and hit whoever was in the way. it was a terrible situation. >> police believe the suspect used a shotgun at first and drove down the street and fired more shots, this time using a handle gun. investigators are looking for a gold or silver four door sedan. all the victims including the children are listed in stable condition. the search continues for another gunman after a man was shot in the head and killed in the city's mantua section. the shooting happened in the 3700 block of mount vernon street. a man in his 20s was shot in the head. medics rushed him to penn presbyterian medical center where he died. no arrests were made. police in south jersey are trying to determine if a holdup at an egg harbor township motel is connected to other robberies in the area. it happened bay side travel lodge around midnight. the suspect was armed with a

semi automatic handgun but not sure what was taken. they are looking at surveillance video to piece together a description of the gunman. investigators are working to see if this robbery is connected to a string of other holdups. police are looking for four men involved in a violent home invasion. the action cam was out on haggerman street in tacony section. police broke into the home and pistol whipped two people inside. the men stole cell phones and electronics. the victims were treated at the hospital, police are searching for the robbers. members of the historic black church in charleston are coming together for the first service since nine people were killed in bible study days ago. several other events took place throughout the city many coming together in their grief and solidarity, police are investigating an online manifesto they believe is

connected to the accused killer dylann roof. >> reporter: this morning haunting words and pictures from what authorities think might be a manifesto posted online from a 21-year-old accused of murdering a bible study group pointing a gun at the camera and posing with the gun in one hand and the stars and bars in the other. dylann roof is being held on a million dollar bond this morning and police say he is confessing the rant online was filled with hate for people who are black hispanic and jewish. i chose charleston because it's the most historic city in the state and had the highest ratio of blacks to white in the county. someone with bravery has to take it to the real world i guess that will be. services will celebrate the

lives of nine people dylann roof is accused of murdering. it's unbelievable to be back in his childhood church under these circumstances. >> it's rough, you know. it's unexplainable to lose a parent. >> reporter: we're meeting families from across the country. >> people are pained by this. it's horrible. there will be healing in charleston and there will be a light to the nation, that god can take any tragedy and turn it around into his goodness ands love that's my prayer. >> reporter: we're meeting people like mildred carr and della jordon. friends and family of the victims here's. >> is there more coming? is this going to start a civil racial war? what is this about?

>> reporter: there are services across the city and the first of several funerals, the pastor of the church who was killed is scheduled for the end of the week. >> we've collected all our content on the website 6abc.com so you can get the very latest information on the victims the shooter and the continuing investigation at any time. >> one person is dead and nine others hurt after gunfire broke out during a neighborhood block party in detroit. the shooting happened on a basketball court last night. a 20-year-old man was killed another in critical condition the other are serious. there were families with small children at the party fortunately no kids were hurt. at this point there's no word on a motive and no arrests have been made. hundreds of structures are in danger of burning to the ground out west as wildfires scorched the dry hot state of california. >> it is making it hard for

firefighters raging a losing battle right now. 60,000 acres have burned in the san bernadino meant. helicopters have been called in to help firefighters on the ground by dropping thousands of gallons of water. dry conditions are making it ciflt to get a handle on the fire. in arizona female inmates have been asked to help. the governor dislaird part -- declared part of the state a disaster area because of wildfires. middle east respiratory syndrome has claimed another life. two more cases have been confirmed. despite the fact that the disease was slowing down. dna tests will be carried out on people with any severe

respiratory illness not just those in contact with the patients. this most recent outbreak has killed 29 people in south korea. >> much more to come on "action news" sunday morning a florida couple's rare find, it may look like a golf ball, but that's actually an egg. >> i saw the stars and stripes the story of america seen through this little girl's eyes, it's one you will not want to miss. >> sky6 live hd at philadelphia international airport meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back.

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thousands of people are marking the summer solstice today at stonehenge. the cloud cover didn't allow much sunshine at dawn, most people diplomat seem to mind. it draws big crowd to the curious set of standing stones. first day of summer, chris. >> reporter: it's been so hot for so long already. it's summer already. let's go live on sky6 live hd there's the view in cape may, if you look toward the upper right-hand side of the screen we can see blue skies peek-a-boo finally as the clouds thin out

the remnants of bill is pulling away. summer arrives the 12:38 this afternoon. if i did the math correctly we'll see 16 hours of daylight. it's the longest day of the year the only problem with that it will be so blazing hot and humid the added daylight will add to the misery if you're to the a fan of heat and humidity. dover, 78. millville, 79. trenton, 77. dewpoints in the upper 60s low 70s look at dover 77. millville, 72. the on the boards in atlantic city there's no relief down the shore either. later this afternoon upper 6 owes, low 70s dewpoints staying put later on. overnight tonight into tomorrow as the front crosses the area we'll see a break. 60 in philadelphia, not too bad. if there were a month half ago that would feel sticky, but because it's been so bad for so long, twiferl refreshing.

-- it will feel refreshing. trenton, 62 allentown 63. here's satellite and radar there's the remnants of bill moving out to sea boston getting pretty good downpours clearing conditions across the central part of the state and cold front approaching the great lake states. the that gets in here later this afternoon, it could trigger a shower or thunderstorm. with that said there's a possibility one or two storms could go strong is to severe. if you have out door plans west. city, keep an eye to the sky around 4:00 p.m. monday, clear conditions, clouds passing on by from time to time, nothing turning threatening. temperatures in the 09s but lower humidity levels. hot and humid in the poconos let's call it warm and humid 80 degrees, a couple of thunderstorms around from time to time. it's going to feel like 84, 85.

for the jersey shore we're seeing a decrease in clouds, lands breeze today, atlantic city, 86. ocean city, 87. ocean temperature 73. republican republican 87 degrees, with the humidity -- rehoboth beach 87 degrees, with the humidity it will feel close to 90. if you have to do anything out doors keep high -- hydrated. 65 degrees for the outlying suburbs, 73 for center city. 92 today, 92 tomorrow, 96 tuesday, feeling like 100 places like dover or millville 101, 102 warm and less humid wednesday 87. thursday, sun and clouds, 84. friday feeling good, periods of rain 80 degrees, sunshine and cooler saturday and 78.

is usual officially arrives and mother nature has spent sometime on it. >> monday and tuesday you're going to the beach. >> yeah. >> i'll be here. a person from korea adopted in the u.s. recently wrote essay about whether a the -- about what the american flag means to her. >> reporter: that's hannah wind kept the balloon grounded, but the 4th grader in toms river is flying high. hannah is the grand prize winner in the american patriot essay contest writing what the flag means to her. >> i love that you live in a country where you are free to believe whatever you want. hannah was born in korea abandoned on a doorstep and lived in a orphanage until age 6

until he feels she was adopted. she recalled how she felt as a little girl coming to america and coming off the plane to see old glory. >> i saw the stars and stripes, i saw the stars and i know know people wish upon them, i wish upon my family. >> hannah's love for the flag is easy to understand what she hoped for and wished for as a child alone in the orphanage has come true. >> it's the story of america but she told it in such a powerful and emotional way. she saw the flag and that was her association with america. i guess she realized that was her home. >> what everything meant to her, it was unbelievable. it brought tears to my eyes. >> hannah is entitled to a hot air balloon ride next month at the festival of ballooning, once

you meet hannah you know there's no limit to how high this talented articulate student can soar. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news."

>> welcome back on this first day of summer and father's day

10:20, 77 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at atlantic city temperatures are going up, 96 on tuesday, and then they are going down, high 70s enfriday. tonight on 6abc it's the premier of celebrity family feud steve harvey hosts two celebrity families against one another in the iconic game show. anthony anderson will compete against tone tony braxton. the chef curtis stone will take on monica port and her family -- potter and her family. at 10 it's castle followed by "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >> we are at the "action news" big board with a look at the odd and unusual pictures of week.

burger lovers in japan are seeing red. adding a samurai burger to it's menu. you notice that the bun has a red hue and it has red cheese covered in chili favored angry sauce. a university has a new way to deal with students who can't stop texting. they divided the staircase into a three lanes walking lane and fast speed running lane and the texting lane labeled with neon stripes. the move wasn't about improving safety or foot traffic but engaging students and lifenning up the -- livening up the campus. in florida check out this find they found something when they were making an on omelet.

in the carton a presquely spherical egg. the poultry experts said the chances of finding it are one in a billion. they have sold on lines for hundreds of dollars and he is hoping he can make money off the rare find. although i'm not sure how well that will travel through the mail nydia. [laughter]. meteorologist chris sowers takes another look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. we'll be right back.

what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. inside story is coming up later on 6abc, here's tamala edwards with a preview. >> reporter: good morning this

morning on inside story taking a look at what happened in south carolina was a young man killing nine people at a historically black church. we look at the issues around, having to do with gun control hate crimes is it terrorism what's the conversation we should be having beyond this. we dig into a new poll we have terry madonna taking a look at governor wolf. how pennsylvanians feel about a number of issues and what does it mean as they come to some sort of agreement on a budget in the next few weeks. join us on inside story. >> reporter: if you're heading to citizens bank park, 1:35 start time first pitch temperature 87 degrees, 9th inning 92. it will feel like 95, 96. combination of sun and clouds, what's equity expected over the -- what's expected over the next few days, it turns hotter,

stay hydrated and take a break. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up at 10:30, martha raddatz talks to the mayor of charleston. good morning, we're in charleston for a special edition of this week. four days after the horrific shooting the city trying to heal. we're talking about race and about the powerful message. forgiveness. that's coming up on this week. >> "action news" continues at noon here's some of the stories we're working on for you the coverage. gary pappa run continues with reaction from from the runners. silent killer that hurts kids and adults who swim. what you need to do to protect yourself from shallow water

blackout. for eva pilgrim, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team. i'm nydia han, have a great father's day!

starting right now on abc's "this week" -- tragedy in charleston. new this morning. prayer and hope. the emanuel ame church hope opening for the first time since the ram page brand-new exclusive interviews with the families about what comes next. gop drama. jeb bush jumps in can he separate from the 2016 pack? and donald trump, serious candidate or side show? plus on this father's day, hon honoring a hero dad. the inspiration behind the ice bucket challenge. on his brand-new mission. from abc news a special edition of "this week," reporting from charleston south carolina martha raddatz. good mo